www.kae-systems.com - 5 - MIDI Ant user’s manual v5.0
Here are the available parameters and their possible values in exact order. Change each parameter’s
value by pressing buttons “UP” or “DOWN”, then move to next parameter by pressing button “ACT”. After
adjusting the last parameter, you’ll enter the last operating mode you’ve selected.
1. Operating mode:
•“F.bA” – mode ‘Basic’
•“F.tt” – mode ‘Tap-tempo’
•“F.cb” – mode ‘Custom buttons’
2. Channel for all messages, defined in ‘Program items’ table; in hexadecimal format:
•“cP.0” .. “cP.F”
3. Assignment of Pedal A.
•“A.no” – not assigned
•“A.tt” – assigned to tempo control (changes the BPM)
•“A.Pb” – assigned to a MIDI ‘Pitch bend’ message
•“A.cb” – 4th custom button
•“A. 0”.. “A.7F” – assigned to a MIDI ‘Control change’ message. The controller number is shown on
rightmost 2 digits in hexadecimal format.
4. Transformation type for values from Pedal A (valid only when Pedal A is assigned to a MIDI message):
•“At.-” –no transformation
•“At.L” – logarithmic transformation
•“At.E” – exponential transformation
•“At.G” – Gaussian transformation (a.k.a ‘S’-curve)
5. Channel for MIDI messages, emitted by pedal A. The value is shown after dot in hexadecimal format:
•“Ac.0” .. “Ac.F”
6. Assignment of Pedal B.
•“b.no” – not assigned
•“b.tt” – assigned to tempo control (change BPM)
•“b.Pb” – assigned to a MIDI ‘Pitch bend’ message
•“b.cb” – 5th custom button
•“b. 0”.. “b.7F” – assigned to a MIDI ‘Control change’ message. The controller number is shown on
rightmost 2 digits in hexadecimal format.
7. Transformation type for values from Pedal B (valid only when Pedal A is assigned to a MIDI message):
•“bt.-” –no transformation
•“bt.L” – logarithmic transformation
•“bt.E” – exponential transformation
•“bt.G” – Gaussian transformation (a.k.a ‘S’-curve)
8. Channel for MIDI messages, emitted by pedal B. The value is shown after dot in hexadecimal format:
•“bc.0” .. “bc.F”.
Settings > Default settings
MIDI Ant ships with following default settings:
-Operating mode = ‘Tap-Tempo’, tap control method = MIDI clock
-64 program items
-Linear representation of programs, starting from 1.
-Linear program mapping in the program items: N.0 -> PC#0, N.1 -> PC#1 and so on.
-No custom messages defined
-Both expression pedals not assigned.
-Both expression pedals not calibrated.
-Message reactor passes through all supported messages.
